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Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
Smortreet % WelfctrGet.

s 1866 bar man Opbaset belle Sfont
al "Smsrtreet" eQer CARTE" / Sene=
gals 9alfprer os peb Nisers Slider.
CARTE 5rusten, ium lisner npset
@sens, os iOm er til ouerOroentlis Nptte
for S~nobpsserne / bisie Gsne, - Ell
bpio os bar en- fo%rtrinlis Smas. Man
iamler Sen paa lamme Maape, iom
8srnene / 5ranfrise pleier iamle ct
Slass &aitanier. Man tsrrer benz /
Spn, fnuler Sfallet os alter &iernen,
iom ON man piloe laue en- Sage. 9enne
Deis blir iaa last / en- 8ruffe meb folot
Sanp, berpaa rpitet burtis frem os til
base, inbtil Smprret tiger op paa
Operflaben. 9ette bliper lfiimnet af,
os @ruffen rpites enbnu en- Sang for at
tretfe no &eiten.
CARTE Smgret er al upur0erlig
Nptte, for Ni9ers % Senesals 8eiolfs
ming. Oct bruses til Mab, til 8elps
ninssmiooel CAMPER, til 5orf9roiselie
al 3oilette- S0be for De elesante Megers
lrber, iom 9isr lit fruiebe !paar CLANS.
fulot meo oenne ouftenbe Yomabe.
Oct er uanitelis at iaa bette Smgr
iii at imelte, b%oorfor BET netop esner iia
for Den parme gone, bopr oct alminoe=
li9e Smpr blir flpbenoe lom Banb.
Den frantic a~ommanbant, @alieni,
er ouerbeOiIt ON, at bette Tlanteimpr
flnoe bru9es / flor lloitrGfnina / ale
@urppds 9anoe. Oct pilbe ppre no
merfet iii Sebe- 5abritaiion, ia ielu
til 9ps.
Yaa besse Sioer Of Niserilopen iinz
oes umaaoeli9e Sfoue al bisie 5raer,
Der fun uenter pna at blipe benpttebe for
at uogjere ct paroiinlbt Ypttemiooel.
st anbet marfelist Ere, Tom osiaa
finbes / Mirifa, er Melfetr9et eler "5as
bapoa", Tom sioer en- oelimasenbe Sait.
Oct er Ell fjslenbe Drill, men paa famine
9io baaoe iunb pg nersnoe. st Sub
init | Barren er NOT til at iaa Welfen
til at ilpoe.
S enselif @lipanna finoes osiaa ct
Welfetre, iom be Snbfpbte faloer
"Hbpabpa". 9ette Ell enbnu mere pers
oifllot END bet afritanife "9abapoa";
= Welfens Sma9 er ulise bebre; ben
iinoes / erect / riselis Mansbe.
S oisie 2ance, bpur @jebeu % aoen
er u%fjenote, er oenne Slass 9raer en-
iano Sfat. De Snoipote bprfer benz
osIla meb meaen Ombu.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
&jGnpc Wcmneifcr 90
tore Tolf.

Suprpibt 9beolpgerne bar 6et, naar
be fprtGaer, at hi ta9er fell oen 3rp,
at Slbelen itabf9iter Den a~ienosgjers
ming, at MenneIfene bar ubartet betpoe.
Zig iioen Spnofloben, pil pi Der life at,
gipre, men hi pil foruo for fplsenoe lille
Ilbanolins pm &iempemeH#eifer on
tale ben alminbeli9e Srp, at Noam %
@pa o9 be fprlte Wennelfe iom bebp.
ece Sorpeu, par al %sisantiif Stsrrelie.
S Gpmerorius faar ri enfelte Oplpsnins
ger berpml. De iprite WenneIfer bar
laa bete, at naar De itpo ppreiIt paa
Soroen, iteote oeres Sopeber mob
Stlernerne, os De falotes gmepbimi.
Otter mansiOloise Gars Sprlpb efters
fulstes be al Ell anoen Gace, Ybataimi,
bpis 9opeeer fHH Haaeoe Stperue. Gil
ter oenne &ace for be Wenne Tier, ipm
sG9ppterne falote gp9ini, lom bar be
e9entlise ajamper, us lom eriitereoe
lise til Npas 3ib.
vi De / Sfriften pmtalte &iamper er
Os, &onse al Saiban Ben, ON boem Der
fortaues De ileite marfelise 9ins al De
r%abbinlfe Sfrioenter. Ser iortaues, at
bans Sen bar omtrent en- balp Wi(
lanse. 9anst mere beifeoen er Ell init
S9eolos, 9anses 6urtlarins, ipm, pa
ban laite / iemte @uiebus, at % baube
en- Sernlen Der par 6 Meter lana ga
3 Mteter breo, paaltoo, at en- laaoan
99nsbe os grebbe life bar furbplbsz
masiis for en- Waubs 9eseme. Os's
Sens bar berfor riruelisois brebere Ga
l9nsere emo BAN ielu, forat ban befuemt
tlnoe mn Jig / ben. 9iOsle tuIinoe aar
eiter bans Orb ital Der / @Grbeoen al
SeruiGlem Oere Opoaset Ell umaacelia
itor 9ale meo iplSenoe faloaiite ,Sn
ltripiion: "Ser li9ser aiampen Og".
Der tarotes intet atlhet / Den euo en- al
bans 9aneer, ium ueiebe Al Iunb.
Ten tilbposs lom en- CUNT ben tpIfe
Setter Ior to tuiino Saler, men ban
baoee fine 1uil ON ben % git life inc
paa Sanbelen.
Somer beflaser, at Wennel fenes Sc.
semer aitus ira De ~oprinpelise fiampe,
mGsiise Yroportioner, De beoenlte
Gi9tere iablebe psiaa ON en- Sitanrace,
lom latte Jig op mob fine @rloer % epn=
seoe Sierse paa buerauore / ben Seniis
at itprme.Sim!en. Saa bar Der psIaa
SOmers enpieoe aj9mpe aannibaler,
gpfloperne.
Sulinus ps YomponiuS Wela iortrls
Ter ON ct inoif 5oltellus, buOr Men=
cene bar iaa bpie, at be beites % iab
paa &pssen al @leianterne iom andre
paa Rpssen al en- Seit, 9isie Mano
sallopereoe omtrins paa fine Gleianter,
Der a iaolebe, biollebe % lpeiae lem
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
lsse aa,o.

maatte ftaa paa @aben unber bor 9
mel, til it'rite Spot 0s gonare, % S' =,
aatter for aae JOrbisaaenoe. a.
LANCER beriOr en- pasienoe sot;s;s.i i0f'
% De beoer &iooerftabet 90 ghel.. ''a'
be oil bialpe til, at be muatte soo :. III
Oentl's Stun til of boloe fine sonmss w.
fomiter /. "s0'
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
Torretnings NDtitier.

Sottor s. 81. SaSsaro fra Spriug grors,
Der efter ct 3 aariSt Stuoium pen eclert
Nteoical Snititute, 6 cincinnati, O., bIeu uorrc'
mineret iom 9oftur bar MI boiut li9 gar
monp, Wtnn., os uil D9re at trGiie / lr
beims Trnsitorc.
vi fan M glade ps oper at babe iaaet en-
bD9tis % iampitti9beosfuin Gage inocn Dor
Miote, Ntoset vi bar iapnet lUussrt 5ip.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

Sreiibent Glepelanb bar after beitaas
oct I'll bel 0el 6orbrDoere. 9eriblanot
fdn nGunes: 8ilinm 6. Wopre, ipH
Den 2oen Wiai 1884 blep ogmt til fire
Mars 5GngielSitraf / Detroit, Mtib.,
for Wtoro; Seu Mercer fra Sentudp,
Iom Den 16be OCTOBER blep iopmt ct
Vars 6Gn9ielsitrai for Spertr9oelie al
StattelOpene; Sam g. Sones, Tom ben
l5oe Sftpber 1885 bleu opmt til to
Wars 6Gu9ielsitrai furat babe iat / Ont
lob falitc &en9e; Gli Mulen fra Zen
ue8ice, Sacob 6eifle fra lltab, Tom bar
6Gr9lel for Sisami, us cnoelis oen
b~erp9teoe 6alifmpntner 9bOmas BAL
Iaro, ium / 1875 blep bpnt til 80 Iars
5Gnsiels itrai. Meb 9enIpn til Den
iioite tiger Yreiioenteu, at ban bar be-
ret i~traffet upt, % at bal. bar srunois
forbeoret Jig, builtet bog betpiles al
mauge.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
Sra @aibtngtcn.

Oscar 8. 6arpep bar uGret en- ltrr
@mbeosmdrN. 5 Suni 1885 blep ban
uouGpnt iii Gbef for 9ioiiionen for
5orbriuscr for Fab af Ssite unoer Sora
aertri9en. Den 2oen Suni 1887 bleu
ban forHpttet fra ocnne 0ipilion til en-
liguenoe Gfoeling unber anoen apns
trpller / 5indrsbepartcmentet. Iuitin
s. 8roiun fra indianapolis bleu uos
u9unt til bans Gfterislser / feritnGpnte
Sitting, 8enne opbaseoe mart, at
0aruep bapbe be9aaet Ell Mangoe 8es
orn9erier, ioet ban bapoe spbfienbt 43
5ororin9cr for Cab al Seitc, ialt
$4,000. IQe bisie Sprorinser bar
inolsberet al BAN ielp unoer ct finseret
3apn. Der a osiaa inbleperet en-
Del li9nenbe 6ororinser, TOM bar unoer
Suerueielie / bans affecting, men iom
life par soofjenote, ba Seoraserierne
ppoaseces. Salt bauoe ban inoleueret
unoer iorIfielise finsereoe 0uune 161
5urorin9er Tor $50, 800, iom lloen 3uil
oiloe blepet uobetalt, buis Seoraserierne
site a blepen nphn9ehe- itiae 8 Gre
bags bleu ban arreiteret o9 MATTE itile
$4,000 aaution. 6an %inorDmmebe,
at ban bapbe begaact Seoraserierne,
men a%nforte iom unoifplpnins, at en-
Nuno, ium ban tiblisere bapoe oeret
idmmen meo / 5orreiniuser, bapoe for
5eDct bam til at tjcne iaa meset ipm NH.
Zig, meoens ban bapbe G~nleonins.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
st 5oipital for Susopr.

st pelbebist Selifab er for for. .,
liben orsaniieret / 9unbpu mos
prisperbise Waal for Die ot r;.S4
S%usoprenes aioelier. sellta6ets w.
saoe er at srunolesse ct SOisitof =.
apOtbef | aOnouns fattiae aport.r,s
bpor Susbprene pil blipe pleieb.
aasemibler ubbelt irit; Der pi( Oo;sss
blioe bOlbt 5oreoras Os Gamphleter ~.
9usoprenes gebanblins ubbelte. ms'
get fan uorettes peo iaalebes at lrAs,,
pie be upiSsnoe &lasier Onn, at Sc. ns,
at bebanble S%usbprene paa en- ;%tion;,,s
os ielpfslselis buman Maobe ,;t
betpoelis forsse beres Nrbeibstr,a
Granddaughter at Soipitalet 90 sID,'
tbetet er osiaa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :;
ben @runb, at mango @~rbeiosour. INN
mot libe / Maaneosuis, ba Gierue ~
S'tNt Sr
for fattise til at betale en- 0prlaoe MI
blipe pleiet meo Ombr. Sc. bo;s
Eli9ter brinser Dem omfrina / oe iuttio,
auarterer, bar riselis anleonina til ot
lie al ben glenoisbeb, ipm be umrIprSs
Nrbelosopr nlaa uoboloe paa @rlno =;
Mansel paa Yleie us Suslp. ae sr.
sellfe Mrbeibere ~bebanbler / @lminbeGo.
beo fine 9hsopr paa en- human MooS,
men 'om ofteit ct be for fattiae til Of
l'nore oeres Smerter. Manse iremra.
senoe WGnb nrbeiber lanlmen meb ssl
ltabet p9 %bibraser til bets lloaiiter, %
oct oil uoen 5pil faa fraitia uuoeritpt
telle al bet brittle Solf.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

Brelibent Glepelanb logger life lan-
ger StIal paa, at ban er @dubioat for
REORGANIZATION. Snn taller life meaet
uu' bette 5bsma, nten bans Ylaner bier
tpoelis, at ban er &auoibat, 8 Slut.
nln9eu al OCTOBER aster ban at ioretase
en- &unoreiie sjennem Spos Staterue.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

Brelioent Gleuelano bar ltrepet ct
ianst SreO til Sorsermeiteren / ct.
&ouis, bupri ban flyer, at ban al pisie
8runoe life fan operprre &epublifens
Storarmees 9eirmeoe / ct. Souls i
September, tSan trur, at ban pilbe
fumme til at uoiatte fig perionlis % lit
bpie @mbebe for Spot os Operlait fra
en- Del al De 9amle @eieraner, iom par
finite pad Dam, forbi ban bapoe belaat
meb fit Seto ben iaa meaet pmtalte
dependent pension bill. Der er piit
faa al q. u. &.s Weolemmer, ipm
bapoe tanft pea at fornrrme Gleuelanb,
ON ban bappe mgot Dem paa BET natios
naie Helrmpoe / ct. Souls, BERTH bar De
tor Itor IstelIe for bans beie Gmbeoe,
men Oct CT ~ilffert, at be life al Sesciitriaa
for bam bappe ifreset fig baie.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

&logt. 81: Sporlebes bar d
buaret Gem 40 for at erbpcrue ga BE-
pare 0eres itpre &iebom?
y: @anlte iimpelt! 9n jea var
Iattis, iasoe jes, at jea bar rig, % "a
leg blep rig, iugoe jes, at ies bar
fattig.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

greiioenten %afiatte forleben ben iioite
republifanife Snterual Repenlle Goaec-
tor 5rieoiam / Netu gorf. De, iom
bar arbeioet for at reformere Giuiltjes
~neiten, er lite uibere tilirebS meo benne
afi9ttelie . Scr. 5riebiam bar en- me-
get afbulot % paalioelis G%mbeosmanb.
pans eneite Sell bar ben, at ban altib
bar paret Gepublifaner. Sans @fters
fslser / Gmbebet er Isiemblpmanb
@rieserid, en- al Tammanp. Rinseus
GebIfaber.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

Oberit Gbaiae Gong, iom tjente lnber
ben berpmte General @orbon / 9gapps
ten, er llbn9pnt til @enerals 8 onlul pg
2e9atipnsiefretRr paa Den Gprea.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

ari8sminiiteren bar MT afaiust Sen
"Trip, lprn tiolisere bar pgret plrtalt /
Slaoet. melIem Council 8hlifs &
omaha &0snbros Selitab ps Milwautee
d st. Tanl Saneielitab, Der pilce bpaae
en- Sro oper Misiuuri 5looeu paa
'ar1nIe Steo. Oct iprit napnte Selitab
bar tanet &et til at bpsse Yrpen, ba
oct 9aUOe uopalst Steoet isrit % be
9pHot pua Arbeioet. s Omaha isnes
man at p9re meset pel tilIreos mes
oeHne ajfnoelie Os trOr, at en- gusnbro
Ooer Wisiouri. 6lOben oil bliue al tor
9tgtie iur Speu.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

Den Lite Suli photographers en- Ssors
retmnssrefor / Observation-Disclosures.
Mon ipser at inofore ct beSre %
tmplere Sogbolberi % Ell beore Sperz
tt9t ouer Snotipb, JOrbrus os Surraao
al &ri9smateriatier, iaa BET life fan
panoe mere, at Der ct Grienal liaaer
&drer III en- garbi Of fere Sunoreoe
2ul'nNe Dollars % beitaoises, mebens
5orranoet andre iornDes peb Snbtipb,
% enoell9 bar man inoItr9nfet Irbeios.
tprten betpoelis. Siteoeticr 2OS"Glerfs"
oeo 6la1oe'tatipncrne us e%tibsbpasez
rterne, oil Der / 5remtipen fun blipe
l3o. 8eo Senne 6urminoFelic af 4rs
beiosfrait ipares 100000 aarlia.
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-05
Portrait Of Wendell Phillips.

His appearance physically was in ali re-
slpect; in his favor. There WAS hardly point
in has make up that one would desire to have
other than il was. He had a most coIllylid-
ing presence in whatever situation b.. was
placed. Tall, spare person. well proper
toned, head large and symmetrical, mir
abundant, not dark. The expression of his
face charmingly beautiful an eagle eye, very
penetrating under high but not massive
brow. His nose was large, but well formed.
his mouth always so beautiful and pleasant
that it was really the most gratifying feature
OF all
a more graceful figure on the public plat
form was not to be found, and IS public
speaker he was entirely unsurpassed. Iii<
style of speaking was remarkably quiet and
conversational. He was never noisy, bolster.
Gus and ranting When speaking his voice
was subiued in tone, but distinct and musical
charming to all listeners even when his sch
iect was distas,eful. as often the case III his
aati-slavcry ut;trenceS and Temperance phil
irpics or other reforinatory addresses where
he spoke the truth without restraint. His
speeches, always delivered without notes
were made with very little gesticulation, and
yet the gentle swing Of his arms and -,le mo-
ton OF his hands played an important; part il
his oratory.-J. W. McLoud III The Current
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-05
Warnings I'm Dreams.

Many people still believe that they receive
warnings in dreams and it is impossible TO
rt.bur the arguments for such belief, but
We may confidently assert that any general
reliance on the confused and contradictory
Indications of dreams would involve the most
inconsistent vagaries of conduct, wholly I'M
worthy OF a rational being. Our reason and
our dreams are often so hopelessly at var-
ance that. to desert the former for the latte
would be equivalent to relinquishing the
bright shining OF the sun in order 10 pursue
irea;heiuus wili-o'the- wisp. The writer once
had occasion to engage a passage for a long
sea voyage, and the on!y vessel available at
the desired time was a steamer which mad
been great favorite in her day, but was
then so old that doubts were entertained re-
gordius her seaw orthiness IN spite Of warn
ings OH this point be engaged his berth. and
on that very night he had an intensely vivid
tiream of shipwreck ana drowning at sea-
Undeterred, however, he set sail without
serious misgivings and had most agreeable
and prosperous voyage. IN this case the
dream was evidently no supernatural warn
ing but rather the result of the effect pro
duced upon the imagination by the hints
thrown out regarding rbe vessels supposed
unsean o.thy character Presentments OF
ali kinds are almost invariably groundess,
and when Oh rare occasions presentiment is
verified by the result the explanation is the
very simple and obvious one that in this in
stance our fears correctly fole;dsted the
future. We fear and we hope many things
more or less probable. the Year Round.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-05
The Orchestra Drummer.

Have you ever considered the drummer and
tho important part he plays In an orchestral
The little boys always keep their eyes on him,
but grown up people pay him the least al ten
ton Of any of the musicians Why, be works
harder than any of them, and II you have
ever sat near the corner of the theater occu-
pied by him you will learn what versatile
man he must be to hold his position He mas
kettle drums bass drums, snare drums, GYM
balls and triangle to keep him constantly en-
ployed, but these are not all Of the incidentals
Of his position, by any means. Have you
ever heard him play the xylophone, blow the
bird whistle, the rooster CALL the cuckoo and
the locomotive whistle, Every drummer has
these instruments to handle at least once a
week, but he has besides sleigh bells to jingle,
castanets to rattle, anvil to beat. tambourines,
bones, sandpaper and half dozen other
things to introduce on occasions. Sometimes
he has to combine two or three of them-in
fact he is the effect of the orchestra
If he wanted to do so, he could throw his
brethren into irretrievable confusion and to
show what he can do if he desires, see the case
of Field Musician Francis Wild, who has been
court martialed for funny offense. incln led
under the head of INSTRUMENTATION He was
stationed on Governors Island and member
of Company C, and he effectually routed the
band in which he played. When Schuhert's
scramble was played, instead of remaining
SILENT he fiourished his drum sticks and dis
concerted the leader, and he remained silen'
when a martial piece was being PLAYED. He
broke the heart Of the cornetist, for during a
pathetic ballad when the B fat was ''soloing,r
Drummer Wild broke in upon it with a series
OF tliumps on his kettle drum. and nj the close
wound up with a solo on the bass drum He
got fifteen days at hard labor, but me proved
the power OF the drummer Herman Noegt-
Ter in Globe Democrat
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-05
WOman's Rights In Berlin.

A prominent member Of the American
colony was passing up the Linden some
months ago. She was q beautiful woman,
but too finely dressed for German streets-a
mistake which our fair countrywomen often
make. An officer in full uniform approached
her and forced his COMPANY upon her Sir"
said she, turning upon him, 'if you persist
with your insults | shall call policeman.
Frightenedi No. Desistedi No He de-
liberately turned about-for . few spectators
had already gathered-whistled for a police
man, and ordered her arrested. She pro
tested that she had been insulted, pleaded her
foreign tongue, but that contemplate wretch
compelled her transportation to the police
station Man is ALWAYS believed, and his
simple assertion that she had spoken TO him
upon the street sufiiced to cause her incarcera-
ton. Tears, words, entreaties, asseverations
were useless and vain, and the lady was COM
PEELED to remain in the police station, subject
to the jeers of the bullying guardians of
"peace and chastity, the entire night through.
Friends procured her release on the following
morning Redress was impossible; the law
wouldnt permit it, and the fend who was
the instigator of all went UNPUBLISHED and un-
challenged, ready to repeat his offense. -Ber-
lin Cor. Chicago News
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-05
WALES OLDEST SON.

Some Friction Over the Question Of His
Observation-Disclosures Rumors Ahoat.
There is said to be some friction between
the queen and the Prince Of Wales on the
subject of the latter's eldest SON. The great
question Of his name has come to be pretty
well settled, and as the grandmother wished
it. AL the papers now allude to him once
more as Prince Albert Victor, after a brief
period OF calling him Prince Edward, to
please his father. Il is well understood that
he will be Edward again after the queen
dies, Just as his father viii be when he as
cends the throne, but meantime the queen has
her own way, and he has to bear her name
linked to that of the consort
The present friction is understood to be
over the question Of betrothing him to some
German princess that the queen has in mind.
Albert Edward, on the other hand, doesn't
want any more German blood introduced in
the line, and insists on the youth remaining
free Il 10 hard to see whom he can marry
IL it is not German The question Of re-
ligion closes the door upon most Of the royal
families of Europe. Both consanguinity and
national feeling bar out Russia, and there
are no daughters Of suitable age In Sweden,
Denmark or Holland.
It Is out of this situation that tho stories
grow about scheme to select for the young
man an American or Canadian wife. / sup
pose these tales are really absolute nonsense,
but you hear them very often-so often. in
fact, that they warrant the surmise that the
Prince Of Wales sometimes speculates
whether this wouldn't be a good way to en-
graft monarchy upon the coming democracy.
Tho ,oa,uu man hiucalf doc NOT seem tn IA
worrying his head about . bride. had a
letter from a friend the other day, dated from
q country house where party was gathered
to meet Prince Edward of Wales, and it con-
tanned this paragraph: "Our future king is a
nice, unaffected young fellow, at present
much engrossed by the amusements Of hunt
ing and-rattingl Not rafting in q pit, which
Is BLACKBOARD, but turning them out Of their
holes with ferrets and having at them with
dogs and sticks, which l think is legitimate
sport" Thus one prepares to reign over the
British empire. -Foreign Cor. New York
Times.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-05
pailS - eagle
THE YESTERDAYS.

I tell song Of the yesterdays.
In tones that are sad and low,
And the tale is woven Of signs and tearA.
OF blasted hopes and heart sick fears;
And many a voice from the vanished yean
Thro' memory portals flow.
sing q song Of the yesterdays,
With the burden OF many tears,
And the song has the sound Of q funeral knel,
That struck with the chimes Of q wedding ben
And mingiing, make the weirdest spell.
When echoing thro' the yeara
Ipaint sketch Of the yesterdays
In colors Of somber hue,
And the sketch Is on canvas now faded and worn,
Whose warp and wool are the years long flown.
And the colors are mixed with the tears they've
borne
And the tints are Of ashes and rue.
ldreamed q dream OF the yesterdays,
That memory's whispers bring,
And the dream is Of hopes forever fed,
That manhoods ardent fires fed.
= All, age is requiem over them dead,
That only few may sing.
But I'll give q smile to the yesterdays,
For smiles from tears are won,
Such smile as will dawn on young chld's face
When looked-for joys its grief eiace.
Or its fears yet hopss for parents grace.
With the rays Of the setting sun
Pat Henderson.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-05
A Rather Remarkable Family.

The Howe family recently held . reunion
at Lansing, L ch There were present nine
brothers, whose ages ranged from Il . =.
and combined footed up 52l years her
total weight was IA pounds, being an aver
age of 1904. The most remarkable thing
about the reunion was that it was the first
time that the nine brothers had ever ali been
together. Their parents, who ware over %
when they died, had never seen 81 The boys
together. Chicago Tribune
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-05

Mrs Muggins-And 10 your daughter Aas
married one Of your boarders, Ma wug.
gins-Yes; he was the most expensive boarder
I've had since came to Omaha-alwsys in
the house, keeping the fires blazing and the
gas burning; why, he liked to ruined me-
"But your daughter married HIM YES;
he spends his evenings at the club now
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-05
The Laureate Suspected Of Theft.

An Englishman staying at hotel in Nor
mandy lost his purse and complained to the
landlord The maitre was sure that all his
people were paragons Of honesty, but there
were two other Englishmen stopping at the
hotel-probabiv they were no better than
they should be, Monsieur had better inquire
about them. Monsieur did so, and found that
one was the bishop Of London aud the other
Baron TepnvSnu-Leads Mercury.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-05
The Life of krapotkiu.

Prince krapotkin lives at Harrow, Eng.
land, supporting himself and his wife solely
on the proceeds of his writings. for his estates
have been coniiscated and his wealth has dis
appeared as completely as if i. had been syval
lowed up in qIicksand. Chicago Tribune.